Land Economics

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Volume 70, issue 4, 1994

Economics and "Sustainability": Balancing Trade-Offs and Imperatives pp. 399-413

Michael Toman

Deforestation and the Rule of Law in a Cross-Section of Countries pp. 414-430

Robert T. Deacon

Testing for Relative Performance between Seasons in a Fishery pp. 431-447

Kjell G Salvanes and Frode Steen

Ejido Reforms in Mexico: Conceptual Issues and Potential Outcomes pp. 448-465

Gary Thompson and Paul N. Wilson

Dwellings for the Severely Mentally Disabled and Neighborhood Property Values: The Details Matter pp. 466-477

George Galster and Yolonda Williams

Willingness to Pay for Gains and Losses in Visibility and Health pp. 478-498

Edna T. Loehman, Sehoon Park and David Boldt

Do Reminders of Substitutes and Budget Constraints Influence Contingent Valuation Estimates? pp. 499-506

John Loomis, Armando Gonzalez-Caban and Robin Gregory

Using a Generalized Linear Mixed Model to Analyze Dichotomous Choice Contingent Valuation Data pp. 507-514

Ian H. Langford

Volume 70, issue 3, 1994

Property Transfers and Environmental Pollution: Incentive Effects of Alternative Policies pp. 261-272

Kathleen Segerson

Averting Behavior in the Presence of Public Spillovers: Household Control of Nuisance Pests pp. 273-285

Paul Jakus

Based on site characteristics, this study examines the location preferences of investors from Canada, Japan, and the United Kingdom for U.S. real estate. The analysis uses the state as the unit of observation for the 1980-1989 period. Using a random effects model that pools time-series and cross-sectional data, we identify important factors that explain foreign investors' real property location choice in the U.S. Foreigners prefer states with large, developed, and active economies. Interestingly, a broad measure of the state taxation variable is found to be negative and significant, suggesting that taxation is a deterrent to foreign investors pp. 286-293

Daniel A. Gerlowski, Hung-Gay Fung and Deborah Ford

Mobile Flows, Storage, and Self-Organized Institutions for Governing Common-Pool Resources pp. 294-317

Edella Schlager, William Blomquist and Shui Yan Tang

The Economic Value of Farm Program Base pp. 318-329

Patricia A. Duffy, C. Robert Taylor, Danny L. Cain and George J. Young

Optimum Fishing Capacity and International Transfer of Excess Allowable Catches pp. 330-344

Rögnvaldur Hannesson

Can Purse Seiners Target Yellowfin Tuna? pp. 345-354

Harry Campbell and R. B. Nicholl

Interpretation and Temporal Stability of CV Bids for Wildlife Existence: A Panel Study pp. 355-363

Thomas H. Stevens, homas A. More and Ronald J. Glass

Core-Periphery Economic Linkage: A Measure of Spread and Possible Backwash Effects for the Washington Economy pp. 364-377

David Hughes and David W. Holland

Volume 70, issue 2, 1994

Should Preferences Count? pp. 127-144

Mark Sagoff

Hypothetical Surveys and Real Economic Commitments pp. 145-154

Helen R. Neill, Ronald G. Cummings, Philip Ganderton, Glenn Harrison and Thomas McGuckin

Valuing Environmental Functions: Tropical Wetlands pp. 155-173

Edward Barbier

Emission Trading vs. Rigid Regulations in the Control of Vehicle Emissions pp. 174-188

Catherine Kling

Why Don't Households Connect to the Piped Water System? Observations from Tunis, Tunisia pp. 189-196

Alexander A. McPhail

An Examination of the Effect of Ownership on the Relative Efficiency of Public and Private Water Utilities pp. 197-209

Arunava Bhattacharyya, Elliott Parker and Kambiz Raffiee

Equity in Infrastructure Finance: When Are Impact Fees Justified? pp. 210-222

Jonathan C. Levine

Using Referendum Data to Characterize Public Support for Purchasing Development Rights to Farmland pp. 223-233

Jeffrey Kline and Dennis Wichelns

Costs of an Agricultural Wetland Reserve pp. 234-246

Ralph E. Heimlich

Efficiency in the Production of Rural Road Services: The Case of New England Towns pp. 247-259

Steven Deller and John M. Halstead

Volume 70, issue 1, 1994

Using a 'Hybrid' Approach to Model Oil and Gas Supply: A Case Study of the Gulf of Mexico Outer Continental Shelf pp. 1-19

Margaret Walls

Technical Change in Agriculture and Land Degradation in Developing Countries: A General Equilibrium Analysis pp. 20-37

Ian Coxhead and Sisira Jayasuriya

Price Formation in Farm Land Markets pp. 38-52

David A. King and J. A. Sinden

Amenity Benefits and the Optimal Allocation of Land pp. 53-62

Rigoberto Lopez, Farhed Shah and Marilyn A. Altobello

Can Utility Commissions Improve on Environmental Regulations? pp. 63-76

Daniel E. Dodds and Jonathan A. Lesser

Land Retirement as a Tool for Reducing Agricultural Nonpoint Source Pollution pp. 77-87

Marc Ribaudo, C. Tim Osborn and Kazim Konyar

Difficulty with the Travel Cost Method pp. 88-96

Alan Randall

Consequences of Using Different Question Formats in Contingent Valuation: A Monte Carlo Study pp. 97-110

Jeffrey Jordan and Abdelmoneim H. Elnagheeb

A Comparison of Approaches to Calculating Confidence Intervals for Benefit Measures from Dichotomous Choice Contingent Valuation Surveys pp. 111-122

Joseph Cooper

Volume 69, issue 4, 1993

A Private Property Rights Regime to Replenish a Groundwater Aquifer pp. 325-340

Bill Provencher

Examining Property Rights and Investment in Informal Settlements: The Case of Jordan pp. 341-355

Omar M. Razzaz

Measuring the Contributions of Site Characteristics to the Value of Agricultural Land pp. 356-369

Feng Xu, Ron Mittelhammer and Paul W. Barkley

Efficient Multiple-Use Forestry May Require Land-Use Specialization pp. 370-376

Jeffrey Vincent and Clark S. Binkley

On Measuring Existence Value pp. 377-388

Douglas M. Larson

Inflation, Taxes, and the Value of Agricultural Assets pp. 389-403

Patrick N. Canning and Howard Leathers

Economic Strategies for Coevolution: Timber and Butterflies in Mexico pp. 404-415

Jon M. Conrad and Gustavo Salas

Experiments on the Difference between Willingness to Pay and Willingness to Accept pp. 416-427

Wiktor Adamowicz, Vinay Bhardwaj and Bruce Macnab

Asset Fixity and the Distribution of Rents from Agricultural Policies pp. 428-437

Fred Kuchler and Abebayehu Tegene

Volume 69, issue 3, 1993

Do Forest Assets Hedge Inflation? pp. 215-224

Courtland L. Washburn and Clark S. Binkley

Tropical Deforestation: Markets and Market Failures pp. 225-233

Todd Sandler

Regional Differences in Nuclear and Fossil-Fuel Generation of Electricity pp. 234-248

Herbert G. Thompson, Jr. and Lynda L. Wolf

The Effects of Agricultural and Tax Policy Reform on the Economic Return to Wetland Drainage in the Mississippi Delta Region pp. 249-262

Randall Kramer and Leonard Shabman

Use-Value Property Tax Assessment: Effects on Land Development pp. 263-269

John Anderson

Joint Recreation Choices and Implied Values of Time pp. 270-286

Douglas M. Larson

Evaluating the Effect of Alternative Risk Communication Devices on Willingness to Pay: Results from a Dichotomous Choice Contingent Valuation Experiment pp. 287-298

John Loomis and Pierre H. duVair

Volume 69, issue 2, 1993

Welfare Effects, Omitted Variables, and the Extent of the Market pp. 121-131

V. Smith

Value Estimator Models for Wetlands-Based Recreational Use Values pp. 132-137

John Bergstrom and John R. Stoll

Optimal Experimental Design for Double-Bounded Dichotomous Choice Contingent Valuation pp. 138-146

Barbara Kanninen

Environmental Preservation and Majority Decisions pp. 147-155

Hans Gersbach

Stock Size, Harvesting Costs, and the Potential for Extinction: The Case of Sealing pp. 156-167

Trond Bjørndal, Jon M. Conrad and Kjell G Salvanes

Using Dynamic Optimization for Integrated Environmental Management: An Application to Solvent Waste Disposal pp. 168-180

Mark E. Eiswerth

Examining the Differences in Self- and Publicly Supplied Firms' Water Demands pp. 181-188

Steven Renzetti

Volume 69, issue 1, 1993

Nonmarket Valuation of Environmental Resources: An Interpretive Appraisal pp. 1-26

V. Smith

Bioeconomic Evaluation of Government Agricultural Programs on Wetlands Conversion pp. 27-38

Gerrit van Kooten

Irrigation Districts and Water Markets: An Application of Cooperative Decision-Making Theory pp. 39-53

Michael D. Rosen and Richard J. Sexton

The Impact of the Miami Metrorail on the Value of Residences near Station Locations pp. 54-66

Dean H. Gatzlaff and Marc T. Smith

Factors Influencing a Farmer's Decision to Invest in Long-Term Conservation Improvements pp. 67-81

Allen Featherstone and Barry Goodwin

Environmental Compliance and Energy Exploration and Production: Application to Offshore Oil and Gas pp. 82-97

Di Jin and DThomas A. Grigalunas

The Opportunity Cost of Capital and Optimal Vessel Size in the Norwegian Fishing Fleet pp. 98-107

Trond Bjørndal and Daniel Gordon